Catholics and Catholic institutions should not be compelled by any government to violate their conscience or deny their faith. TCA is in the forefront of protecting religious liberty for Catholic individuals and institutions under attack because of their faith and identity. 
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Mean-spirited minority wrong to claim Christmas offends non-Christians, Bill Donohue says |
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Christians should not show timidity in cultural disputes over traditional Christmas songs, displays and Nativity scenes, the head of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights says. He charges such disputes are contrived by a small set of “mean-spirited people” who wrongly insinuate that many non-Christians are offended by Christmas. |
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D.C. Charities Face Split with City |
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Due to lawmakers' determination to redefine marriage, the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C., has announced that it will have no choice but to withdraw from its partnership with the city government. |
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New York Times refuses to publish Archbishop Dolan's op-ed on anti-Catholic bias |
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The New York Times declined to publish an op-ed presented by the Archbishop of New York, Most Reverend Timothy M. Dolan, in which he made the point that the “Gray Lady” has been reporting stories with a strong anti-Catholic bias. |
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Got Monks? Get the Monks! |
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President Obama’s Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) seems determined to go after a small Catholic college in North Carolina. Readers of First Things, the thoughtful journal founded by Rev. Richard Neuhaus, are familiar with the funny ads regularly run by Belmont Abbey. “Got Monks?” reads the white-on-black ad that encourages serious young Catholics to consider a college where the Benedictine monks seek God and where the students seek truth. |
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Critics slam HBO show that mocked Catholic devotion to Jesus |
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Catholic critics have reacted to an HBO show that had a scene showing a painting of Jesus being urinated on and which also mocked Catholic devotion to Jesus. They have questioned an apparent double standard in the treatment of religions and have called for an apology from the show’s producers. |
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